I just learned new technology and am still learning. Those are Redux, Typescript, and Base64. Now I write below some short notes about this topic from their documentation.
Typescript: TypeScript is a strongly typed programming language that builds on javascript. It gives us better tooling at any scale.
Redux: Redux - A predictable state container for js apps. It works with any UI layer; it has a large ecosystem of addons to fit our needs. It helps us to write an application that behave consistently, run in different environments, and is easy to test. Its devtools make it easy to trace when, where, why, and how our application’s state changed.
Base64: It is encode-decode schemes that represent binary data in sequences of 24 bits that can be by four 6-bit Base64 digits.
Now I told how we add Redux in ours react project!
React Redux is the official React UI bindings layer for Redux. Below I take a image for installation Redux on React in a new Project
After installation we see that our file extension will be on .tsx format. But if we rename file .ts format; this code will show error. Because typescript file name will be on .tsx extension format.. Than we will continue our projects.
Setup React. - Setup folder with npm and git. - Create HTML and Javascript (React) file.
Build and run.
Extra useful configs. - Babel config for CSS files.
That’s all from today. Best of luck everyone.
Functionality
There are a lot of reasons why users might choose one platform over another, but functionality and the kind of tasks they want to complete is huge driver. For example, a desktop computer might be the best platform when users need to get intensive work done across a long stretch of time. Alternatively, mobile phones are portable, making them ideal for more casual and immediate tasks like texting, emailing, and checking social media while on-the-go. Your designs for each platform will likely vary based on how and when you expect users to need the product.
Before This Project, I Used only CSS Framework For Responsiveness. But For This project, I need to use custom Media Queries and I gained Cross Platform Responsive Experience.
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